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    • NAHS at the Vans Assembly with the $50,000 check

      Photo courtesy Dianne Marie Cabico

    • Vandorean Design

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    Freshmen taking Modern History of Hawaii created m Freshmen taking Modern History of Hawaii created meticulous models of plantations and WWII internment camps. Check out the full gallery on our website! 📸: Na hoku staff Model in photo built by Kylie Fugate
    Pick up starts today! Check our Instagram story fo Pick up starts today! Check our Instagram story for the schedule and map 📚 #nahokunews #moanalua #moanaluahighschool #namenehune
    Staff writer, Ethan Tabarejo interviews Josh Lewan Staff writer, Ethan Tabarejo interviews Josh Lewandowski, Sophia Hale, and Jade Anderson and talks about the rough start the Moanalua JROTC had and how they managed to turn the tables and come out on top. Follow the guest speakers: @jaddio.nov @joshua.lewandowski_04 @sophiahale18 🎙Host: @egg.yolk Give us a follow on Instagram: @nahokunews
    After winning their third straight OIA D1 champion After winning their third straight OIA D1 championship last week Wednesday, Na Menehune started off their fight for the state title with a win 3-0 against Castle tonight. The boys are now set to play against Kamehameha Kapalama tomorrow, Friday May 6 at Moanalua, at 7 p.m. Click the link in our bio to see the full photo album from their OIA winning night 🏐🏆 📝📸: Kendelle Hung-Ino, editor in chief #nahokunews #moanalua #moanaluahighschool #namenehune #oiavolleyball #hhsaavolleyball
    April is the month when spring is in full-swing, a April is the month when spring is in full-swing, and coincidentally, it is the same month that celebrates taking care of the Earth. As the month that surrounds Earth day, April is filled with individuals all around the world letting their voices be heard about their concern and care for the planet. As the public becomes more aware of their effects on the planet, Earth month (April) won’t be the only time of the year that these effects are made aware. Read the full article by clicking on the link in our bio! 📝: Caylen Corpuz, @lol0cay 🎨: Kendelle Hung-Ino, @kendelle.hi #environment #earthmonth #nahokunews #namenehune
    Happy Children’s Day! Previously named Boy’s D Happy Children’s Day! Previously named Boy’s Day today, May 5th is annually celebrated to acknowledge children as well as their families. It is tradition to raise koinobori which are carp-shaped windsock originated from the Chinese legend that carp swims upstream and becomes a dragon that goes to heaven. These koinobori come in different colors which represent the mother (pink or red), father (black), and children (blue, green, or orange). Each is displayed as a member of the family. We hope you enjoyed our fun fact about Children’s day. Thank you and Happy Children’s day from Na Hoku! 🎨&📝: Ariana Patalinghog, @ariana_patalinghog #childrensday #boysday #nahokunews
    May the 4th be with you 💫 Today, May 4, is cel May the 4th be with you 💫 Today, May 4, is celebrated as Star Wars day for fans around the world! Where did Luke get his bionic hand? 👋🏻the second hand store
    JUNIOR PROM! 💫 Calista and Caylen take you to JUNIOR PROM! 💫 Calista and Caylen take you to chat with some students in the moonlit garden 🕺🏻🌙🌷 🎥: Calista, Associate Editor @calistaeriko and Caylen, Staff Writer @lol0cay #nahokunews #moanaluahighschool #juniorprom #prom #classof2023
    As the month of April comes to a close, so does Ea As the month of April comes to a close, so does Earth Month. Here at Moanalua, Belinda Toyama’s US history class has designed and built a garden between P9 and P10. If you’ve been in the area you’ve probably seen it once or twice already—bright green kalo (taro) plants standing in front of raised vegetable beds. Toyama said her students are learning about Hawaii’s food systems and level of food security. The garden’s name is Kaulupono, which means “to grow in righteousness.” Toyama’s students worked with Hawaiian and Polynesian dance teacher Kumu Kapua Adams to create the name. To read the full article, click the link in our bio! 📝: Haley Meyer, @_haleyy.mm #nahokunews #moanaluahighschool #namenehune #earthmonth
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    • Seniors Olivia (left) and Love Akina picked up their yearbooks last Friday in the cafeteria.

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      Yearbooks now being distributed

    • David Hasegawas freshman Modern History of Hawaii class created these meticulous models of plantations and WWII internment camps this quarter. This model was created by Nyah Callender.

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      Modern History of Hawaii class projects on display in library–Photo Gallery

    • May Day Assembly

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      May Day Assembly

    • Moanalua stayed on top Wednesday night, winning their third straight OIA D1 title.

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      Moanalua defends OIA volleyball title with third win

    • Dramas spring production shows this week

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      Drama’s spring production shows this week

    • Ethan Learns Ep 1: Soaring with Silks

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      Ethan Learns Ep 1: Soaring with Silks

    • Dance Moanalua performed the song Eleven by K-pop girl group IVE.

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      Culture Week Performances

    • Creativity and culture on display at World Languages art show

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      Creativity and culture on display at World Languages art show

    • Concert orchestra pop concert photo album

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      Concert orchestra pop concert photo album

    • Girls Volleyball OIA Quarters Photo Album

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      Girls Volleyball OIA Quarters Photo Album

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